NYRF members
For more information about the NYRF, please contact Heidi Duffy MBE, NYRF facilitator at: heidi.duffy@viaem.co.uk
Paul Ruffle
Senior Travel Demand Management Officer
Transport & Connectivity - Inclusive Growth Directorate
Birmingham City Council
1 Lancaster Circus Queensway
Birmingham B4 7DQ (Sat Nav B4 7DJ)
M: 07766 924322
E: paul.ruffle@birmingham.gov.uk
Keith Baldock
Road Safety Officer
Brighton and Hove City Council
Ground Floor, Hove Town Hall
BN3 4AH
E: keith.baldock@brighton-hove.gov.uk
T: 01273 292258
www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/roadsafety
Paul Ennis PC1591
Details to follow...
Cornwall Council are a partner of Vision Zero South West and represent this partnership as the motorcycle theme lead. The Council’s Casualty Reduction Strategy acknowledges that motorcycles make up less than 1% of traffic, but account for 26% of Killed or Seriously Injured casualties; making motorcycles one of our priority road user groups.
Work is underway at a local and South West level to target casualty reduction outcomes for this vulnerable road user.
Contact:
Ian Findler
Principal Transport Officer (Road Safety)
Environment & Connectivity
Sustainable Growth & Development
Tel: 01872 322222
E: ian.findler@cornwall.gov.uk
Vanessa Ball
Road Safety, Data and Partnership Manager
Derbyshire County Council
County Hall, Matlock, Derbyshire, DE4 3AG
T: 01629 538657
E: Vanessa.Ball@Derbyshire.gov.uk
Andy Adlington
Road Safety Officer
Motorcycle Project
Economy, Transport and Environment
Derbyshire County Council
T: 01629 538067
M: 07827 308480
E: Andy.Adlington@derbyshire.gov.uk
Kim Greaves
Acting Senior Transport Officer
Road Safety Development
Derbyshire County Council
E: Kimberley.Greaves@Derbyshire.gov.uk
The Service has an active Road Safety Team including a specific motorcycle team who integrate with the motorcycle community in our area. The Service is fully committed in working to reduce the number and severity of Road Safety collisions, for all users.
It is however focused on targeting its activities toward the most at risk groups, these being Young Drivers and Motorcyclists. These represent the highest collision numbers and subsequently the highest casualty levels of all the people that travel on our roads.
Young riders are especially vulnerable, and we are working with partners and the community to identify the best options to support them and reduce both the number and severity of their injuries. We undertake direct intervention where we can, being recognised as both non-judgemental and trustworthy. We enjoy the opportunity to do so where it exists.
We have an open route for engagement either via our website https://www.dsfire.gov.uk/ or our Facebook page (Biker Down Devon & Somerset). https://www.facebook.com/bikerdowndevonandsomerset/
Please work with us to reduce the casualty rates on our roads. Young riders are our future, and we are here to support you.
Contact:
Tony Heywood
Sharon Goodsell
More to follow
Mark Bletcher
CBT Enforcement Team Area 5 - North Midlands & North Wales
Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency
Sheffield (Handsworth) DTC, Orgreave Way
Handsworth, Sheffield, S13 9LT
M: 07917 076588
E: mark.bletcher@dvsa.gov.uk
Christopher Parr
More to follow...
Jody Whitfield
More to follow...
Andy Stroulger AMRSGB MAIRSO RoSPADip
RTC Reduction Manager
Essex County Fire & Rescue Service
Kelvedon Park
Rivenhall
Witham
Essex CM8 3HB
T: 01376 576204
M: 07789 652243
www.essex-fire.gov.uk
Katie Brimley
James Evans
Founder & MD, FirstCar
0203 4681339
james@firstcar.co.uk
www.firstcarmedia.co.uk
Michelle Simpson
Details to follow...
Rhiannon Leeds
Lancashire Road Safety Partnership Coordinator
E: RhiannonLeeds@lancsfirerescue.org.uk
T: 07990552396
www.lancsroadsafety.co.uk
www.wastedlives.co.uk
Road Safety and Sustainable Transport Manager
Colin Brown
Director of Campaigns and Political Engagement
Motorcycle Action Group
T: 07503 340029
cbrown@mag-uk.org
www.mag-uk.org
Karen Cole
Director of Safety and Training
MCIA, 1 Rye Hill Office Park
Birmingham Road, Allesley
Coventry, CV5 9AB
T: 02476 408031
M: 07977 070316
E: k.cole@mcia.co.uk ꓲ
Tony Smith
NFCC Tactical Advisor for Motorcycle Safety
Details to follow...
Andrew Micklethwaite
Road Safety Skills Improvement
Norfolk County Council
T: 01603 638115
RideTo is the UK’s #1 platform for motorcycle training. Born out of our founder James’ own experience learning to ride. As a new rider caught by the riding bug in 2016 he found the process of getting on two wheels confusing, lacking transparency, and a bit behind the times. With an idea for something different, RideTo was founded.
We make learning to ride a simple and easy thing to do. Along with our digital platform and New Rider Journal, we work with over 130 vetted motorcycle training schools across the country to train over 20,000 people to learn to ride every year.
Contact:
James Beddows
Allan Mauchline
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The South Yorkshire Safer Roads Partnership provide a variety of different free resources to help you get started on a scooter or motorbike, from online offers and discounts, to practical resources at events, dealerships, colleges, schools, work places or through local training providers.
We also run a year round series of campaigns and initiatives to raise the profile of rider safety, from the best gear to wear in the winter, to promoting driver awareness of people on two-wheels in South Yorkshire, such as #FilterFriendly.
So if you are thinking about learning to ride or have already started, then check out our website for more information about our free resources and advice for new riders: https://sysrp.co.uk/
Contact:
Jonathan Furniss
South Yorkshire Fire & Rescue
Lifewise Centre
Kea Park Close
Hellaby
Rotherham S66 8LB
T: 01709 832452
Holly Jacobs
Richard Hornsey
Sergeant CH860
Casualty Reduction
Sussex Safer Roads Partnership
Shoreham Police Station
Operations Department.
Tel: 101 Ext. 582205
Tom Hart
Details to follow...
Correspondence address:
Casualty Reduction Team
Shoreham Police Station
Ham Road
Shoreham by Sea
West Sussex
BN43 6DB
Vision Zero South West (VZSW) is a strategic and operational collaboration of 17 organisations all with a vested interest in casualty reduction. Our shared vision is for the road network of Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly to be free of death and serious injury by 2040.
A number of subgroups have been established to develop and commission initiatives and activity focusing on 8 priority themes that have been identified; all targeting casualty reduction outcomes. One of the priority themes is motorcycles; a road user group that is over represented in collisions and a group whose risk of death is at least 57 times higher than that of a car occupant, primarily due to riders not benefitting from protective features such as seat belts, airbags and other impact protection features.
This road user groups is and will continue to be a priority for VZSW and its partners.
Contact:
Natalie Warr
Vision Zero South West Partnership Manager
vzsw@cornwall.gov.uk
Fay Wileman
Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership Coordinator
Email: faywileman@warwickshire.gov.uk.